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... the service of the pri- soner, who, after icp ating the evid nee he gave belore the coroner, s ated that he slept in th - kitchen, bis mss tr and mistress occupying a room behind tha she p. Fiom twelve o'clock on Friday night until about thr. c o'cl ick ...
... GEORGE MANNING I BLOOMFIELD RUSH, tiken from life during tlieir trials, a cast in plaster of Mr. O'Connor, and a plan of the Kitchen i where he was murdered, Models of Stanfield Hall and Potash j Farm, are now added to the Chamber of Horrors at Madame ; TUSSAUD ...
... which the public is hardly aware. That of Leicester-square was, we be- lieve, the first, and is certainly the model soup kitchen in the metropolis. From this institution alone, relief was last year afforded to more than 240,000 persons, and the number ...
... 31. Gee. FEBRUARY— 2. Watier. 5. Bellchambers. 7. Chapman. 9. Par- sons. 18. Mason. 20. Bryan. 22. The South London Soup Kitchen. 23. Lancaster. 26. White. 28. Skinner. MARCH— 2. Dale. 5. Boxhall. 11. Hagan. 26. Croft. 27. Ditto. 28. Mark. THAMES. JANUARY— ...
... various shapes, on the public, nd who, on this .ccasion, ..escrihed himself as the sup-rin ci.dent of the South London Soup Kitchen atd Benevolent L an and Visiting Society, w*s place i at the bar be'ore tlie Hon. G. C. Norton, on a charge of hiving attemi ...
... she tound the other children at the door, and havm. the key she went in, leaving them there, and looked in the pari mr and kitchen without see'ng anything of her mi-tress, aud she then ran upstairs, and in the back ted room, where two of the childr. n slept ...
... GEORGE MANNING, BLOOMFIELD RUSH, taken from life during their trials, a cast in plaster of Mr. O'Connor, and a plan of the Kitchen j where he was murdered, Models of Stanfield Hall and Potash I Farm, are now added to the Chamber of Horrors, at Madame I ...
... he ci ci not know, went to the house of the Rev. Mr. Bean, and had attempted to niter it, but did net succeed. He said the kitchen window was opened, and they bad also got upon the had» and en. lea- ' your.d to fere' open the back dr«wing-room windows; ...
... present to the famous Duchess de Montpensier. The dog is installed in the state apartments, and poor Jean is doomed to the j : kitchen, not even vouchsafed a smile by his royal mistress. Jean has a national predilection for raaccaroni, and in order ' | to cultivate ...
... at-1, Lcadenhaß -street, four doors from ruhiU. Balanced Handles, in sets of fiitv pieces. 2/. 10s. 31. 10s I'Js.; common Kitchen, per dozen, lbs, 12-., 10=. lid. 'ils os til.' Steels, Patent Sharpeners, cases of Dessert Knives'sheflßeld t.;d Goods ...
... quarrel was about. After the quanvl she was supported home by Jane Bayley. I cleaned the kitchen up. it w;.s Toil agon sauce that was on it. Mr. Karr cam? into tha kitchen, and was going towards the laundry. I did not it .p him. Ido not remember si.ying to ...
... 6 yrs, Sst 71b (Pearl) 0 Duke of Richmond's Halo, 6 yrs, Bst 21b (Flatman) 0 Lord H. Lennox's Borneo, 4}rs, Sst 21b .(Kitchener) 0 Mr. Irwin's Ballinafad, 6 yrs, 7st 121b. (Whitehouse) 0 Mr. B Green's Weston, 4 yrs, 7st 61b (Basham) 0 Lord Eglinton ...